Sentence examples for occupying challenging from inspiring English sources
For example, female body size can be directly linked to fecundity and survival and play a large role in the success of populations occupying challenging environments, such as northern populations that endure long overwintering periods [ 23].
He explained that he knew he would never be Mario Andretti, but he could occupy and challenge himself by trying.
The political season doesn't really begin until a sumo wrestler occupying federal land challenges a presidential candidate.
Occupy activists challenge this upbeat narrative.
He has worked with the international protest movement Occupy to challenge economic disparities and social injustice.
In this frontier land of rivers and rain forest, your mind and your body are occupied with challenge and discovery from sunup until you fall exhausted into your bed each evening.
By Joseph Ax. NEW YORK, Aug 31 (Reuters) - Occupy Wall Street protesters who once vowed to "occupy" the courts by challenging their arrests on minor violations have since been defeated by the slow pace of justice, with many forgoing trial.
With a presence in hundreds of cities, mounting numbers of arrests, and big plans for more actions up to the 2012 presidential elections and beyond, the movement is also very much occupying the court system and challenging the political nature of government repression.
The British sculptor Anish Kapoor yesterday became the fourth artist to meet the challenge of occupying all 13,500sq m of the nave of the Grand Palais in Paris with a single work of art.
For Shane Fleming, the 13-year-old whose personal film collection includes nearly 200 titles in various analog formats, the biggest challenge of occupying the director's seat was not the planning of every shot but waiting for more than a week to see the results.
With the Challenge Cup occupying the minds of those sides who finished towards the bottom of Super League last season, that means there's only two other top-flight fixtures this weekend.
